Talk:Prishtina
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According to http://www.world-gazetteer.com/fr/fr_yu.htm the population of Prishtina has grown by nearly 50,000 since 1991. So if the person who keeps adding the "40,000 Serbs have left Prishtina" claim would like to present a trustworthy source, to back up this claim please do so. G-Man 21:20 19 Jul 2003 (UTC)
- A spokesman said there were now fewer than 2,000 Serbs left in and around the capital, Pristina, out of a pre-war population of some 40,000.
- That was in August of 1999, by now there is about a 100 Serbs left in Pristina. -- Igor 19:41, 11 Oct 2003 (UTC)
To Nikola Smolenski, I do not see how "Everywhere" translates to a Serbian government website, and even it says that the number
- That is just the first source I've found.
is a total. It does not say that they are all Serbs. You can be sure that at
- No it doesn't:
- "There are also additional 20,000 internally displaced individuals from Kosovo and Metohia, who moved from multiethnic environments to almost mono-ethnic enclaves."
- "It is important to note that the number of registered IDPs (Tab. 1) includes only the individuals who have applied personally for registration, and it has been estimated that there are nearly 50,000 IDPs (Tab. 2) living in Serbia and Montenegro, who have not been officially registered (Figures 1, 2, 3)."
- And I don't say that they are all Serbs: "more then 95555 [1] Serbs and other non-Albanians"
least some Albanians were displaced too. I would imagine some are still "displaced" inside Serbian prisons or mass graves, but that is my viewpoint.
- That is possible. If you have some information about that, add it to mine.
If you have to add something that is disputed by the other side, at least note it for the record. Dori 02:38 21 Jul 2003 (UTC)
- I don't know what other side is disputing so I can't note it. If the other side does know it can note it itself. Nikola 05:29 21 Jul 2003 (UTC)